Ethan Nickels
Year: Sophomore
Major: Information technology
Hometown: Conway, South Carolina
“Honestly, are you really ever too old to trick-or-treat? Like honestly right, that’s valid. Like everyone needs candy, ya’know? So, If you’re going to a house with your kids I would still grab some candy for myself. But, if they don’t want you to take the candy, that’s okay too. So any age I guess.”
Spencer Stork
Year: Sophomore
Major: Marine science
Hometown: Vienna, Virginia
“It’s never too old. But if I had to pick a certain age, I’d probably say 17. Probably, that’s when I stopped anyway. That’s when I just started watching movies in the house and hanging out with people pretty much.”
Marquel Pearson
Year: Junior
Major: Engineering science
Hometown: Columbia, South Carolina
“I would say it depends on the group. It depends on who is the youngest in the group, because it’s a group experience. I am a junior in college but I still take my baby cousin trick-or-treating. So, as long as you have the right person. If I was to put an age to it, I would say 18.”
Caitlin Carr
Year: Senior
Major: Sustainability and Coastal Resilience
Hometown: Fair Haven, New Jersey
“I think as long as you can either pass for a high schooler or if you have a baby. The in-between is college students I guess. But age 22.”
Year: Freshman
Major: Recreation and sport management
Hometown: Mansfield, Massachusetts
“Never. Free candy is free candy.”
